Grand patio Outdoor Swivel Dining Chairs Set of 2, 360 Degree Mesh Sling Rocker Sets for Deck, Garden Backyard, Black & Grey Plaid

No cushions to worry about. Sturdy chairs with a 400 lb weight limit

These chairs are a bargain at $120 each for 4, they are comfortable and swivel with a good bearing, and have a good well engineered design with quality hardware. Some basic assembly skills are required to assemble them, and a battery impact driver with a 5/32 hex bit, a 10mm socket, and a 13 mm socket will really speed things up. While the assembly is simple with good instructions on one page, and the parts are well marked, you might as well figure an hour to assemble two of these. After the first two it only took me ten minutes to assemble the next two. Assembly is basically three steps, two bolts to bolt the back together after you unfold it, bolting the arm on each side, and bolting the base bracket on the bottom, it could seem confusing to someone who has never assembled anything.

Nice looking and comfortable chairs. A bit difficult to put together a lot of people might not be able to get them together.

Very sturdy, great value and the functionality is great, the color is perfect

These chairs are exactly what I had wanted. It took almost two hours to assemble, but the instructions, which were entirely pictorial, were clear to follow, and the presentation of the parts needed was about the best I've ever seen. Be patient and actually look at the pictures, and it's easy. Worth the wait and the patience, they are sturdy, comfortable, and exactly what I'd ordered!

The box arrived a bit beaten up. A couple parts damaged. Could have been damaged in shipping or maybe from the source. The box had been taped up where a part was pushing through.The chairs are nice and assembly was not bad. Gave three star rating based on the damage and not the chair itself.

Great looking chairs and very comfortable

This set replaced our almost Identical chairs, by the same manufacturer, that are over 20 Years Old! We still have one chair from the first set we purchased 38 years ago!FYI, these chairs have a flat spring recliner feature that limits the reclining distance. When those on our first of three sets were failing, I was able to order replacements. The second set never failed...Here's what I learned to enhance assembly. After the first chair, the other(s) are easy.1. Each box of 2 chairs weighs 30#s.2. Much time spent on unwrapping. A box cutter helps...3. Included is a Blister Pack of all necessary parts, plus a few extras, for the two chairs in each box. I highly recommend that you open each blister, and transfer those items to plastic cups that are identified with a marker. I didn't, and wasted time...4. I recommend that you save a couple of hours, and ignore the tools provided. You really need a socket wrench, and an open end / box end wrench. (Each is a different size.) The correct allen wrench in a hand driver is also better. You need the extra torque!5. Study each assembly illustration on the instruction page, and select the parts needed. During assembly leave fasteners finger tight. DO NOT put the plastic caps on fasteners until everything is assembled and tightened.6. The rod, with two fasteners on each end, goes across the back of the chair and fastens to the top screw holes. (Inverted Chair) I positioned mine at an angle that allowed me to access both fasteners on each side. If attached per the drawing, it's hard to fully tighten the screw underneath the bottom fasteners.7. Tighten everything as much as you feel like. I did, and nothing was stripped!8. The heaviest part is the device that attaches the chair top to the rotating wheel. The metal tube that attaches to the wheel goes towards the back area of the seat.